Cisco Cisco Email Security Appliance C160 Mode D'Emploi

The 

alt-src-host

 action changes the source host for the message to the source specified. The source 

host consists of the IP interface or group of IP interfaces that the messages should be delivered from. If 
a group of IP interfaces is selected, the system round-robins through all of the IP interfaces within the 
group as the source interface when delivering email. In essence, this allows multiple Virtual Gateway 
addresses to be created on a single Cisco Email Security appliance. For more information, see 

. 

The IP interface may only be changed to an IP interface or interface group currently configured in the 
system. the following filter creates a Virtual Gateway using the outbound (delivery) IP interface 

outbound2

 for all messages received from a remote host with the IP address 

1.2.3.4

.

The following filter uses the IP interface group 

Group1

 for all messages received from a remote host with 

the IP address 

1.2.3.4

.

The 

archive

 action saves a copy of the original message, including all message headers and recipients 

into an mbox-format file on the appliance. The action takes a parameter that is the name of the log file 
in which to save the message. The system automatically creates a log subscription with the specified 
filename when you create the filter, or you can also specify an existing filter log file. After the filter and 
the filter log file are created, the filter log options may then be edited with the 

filters -> logconfig

 

subcommand. 

The 

logconfig

 command is a subcommand of 

filters

. See 

 for a full description of how to use this subcommand.

        alt-mailhost('192.168.12.5');

   }

externalFilter:

   if(remote-ip == '1.2.3.4')

   {

        alt-src-host('outbound2');

   }

groupFilter:

   if(remote-ip == '1.2.3.4')

   {

        alt-src-host('Group1');

   }